Successful fitness apprenticeship programme for Fitness First

"I wanted to give you feedback on our level 0-2 Fitness Apprenticeship programme. Since Lifetime started the programme, Fitness First has been able to provide 12-13,000 extra hours of gym floor cover for individuals wanting to start a fitness industry career. In turn, this has given almost 12-13,000 extra hours of support and help for our club managers, our members and fitness teams across the UK.

The scheme has been a great success. So far almost 100 individuals have gained industry recognised qualifications as well as important work experience to compliment the Lifetime course. Apprentice feedback has also been fantastic.

It's great to work with individuals and watch them develop and grow into fitness professionals where they earn a living doing what they love to do"

Daniel Selmon, HR Business Partner, Fitness First

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Recent News

09 Dec 2011 Lifetime wins exclusive training contract with Akkeron Hotels
Akkeron Hotels have chosen Lifetime, the national training group, to partner with them to define, develop and deliver high quality, accredited and role-relevant funded training programmes....More Info>
25 Nov 2011 Lifetime Learner Achievement Award Winners Announced!
Winners announced at the first ever Lifetime Learner Achievement Awards ceremony....More Info>
22 Nov 2011 New e-learning zone launches!
We are delighted to announce the launch of our new e-learning zone which will allow our learners to access fun and interactive learning materials to support them through their course and help them to achieve their goals....More Info>
14 Nov 2011 Top 20 finalists announced for prestigious achievement awards
The 20 finalists for the inaugural Lifetime Learner Achievement Awards have been announced. Hosted at the Hilton Hotel, Warwick, the results will be revealed at the Awards dinner, this Thursday, November 17 2011....More Info>

Testimonials

"People are finding that working as a fitness instructor is a perfect way to keep fit and socialise - and someone of any age can do it"...More Info>
Lilian Brimelow, 75, Southampton
Alyson saw her colleagues going through Level 3 training but felt it wasn't for her - she took longer to learn things than other people and was older than the other staff members. However, on explaining her concerns to Lifetime regional trainer Robert Badley, Alyson learnt that it may be a learning disability holding her back. With support and encouragement from Rob, Alyson decided to pursue her dream of becoming a personal trainer....More Info>
Alyson Tunstall - LLAA 2011 Apprenticeship finalist
"Joining an industry that I adore has taught me that risks are worth taking. One thing I love about the fitness industry is that it's ever changing and that encourages me to keep learning and do as many 'add ons' as possible. The impact the change of career has had on my personal life is also huge, I have travelled to places I never imagined I'd be able to and have met some inspiring and incredible athletes. I am so proud to tell people what I do for a living now."...More Info>
Dominic McDermott - LLAA 2011 open course finalist